This is very evident in the following texts: The Song, The Candle in the Wind by Elton John [Appendix 1], the Earl Spencer, "The Eulogy for Diana, Princess of Wales" [Appendix 2] and the Cartoon, The Princess and the Pauper. ... In the cartoon, the characters are utilized in order to create while also relaying an important message by the end. The message in this particular cartoon is all ages are upset by the death of Diana. ... Your boundless energy which you could barely contain. ...

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He has an unidentifiable odor; a combination of sweat, sunblock, grease, and something else that cannot be pinpointed; maybe it is energy. ... Transmission lines move large amounts of energy from one location to distribution lines. ... This energy is then broken down and sent out to customers all over a city. ... All of the wires around him ignited with the sudden burst of energy, each line burned up, and fell all around him. ... "If our cities were without power it would be total mayhem; people lose their little, rabbit, cartoon minds when they don't have the comforts of the lifestyle ...

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Extraversion (E) This area presents the question, where do people get their energy-the outer world for people, action and things (E), or the inner world of ideas, contemplation and reflection (I)? ... Extraverts compared to introverts, generally are; more energetic, have a quicker response time when asked questions, and have better eye contact during conversation KEY CHARACTERISTICS Outer world active energy-expending Expressive aggressive expanding Many acquaintances conversational intrigued by surroundings Inspired by public activities responsive before reasoning public Congr...

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Have you ever imagine that you are one of the characters that live in the supernatural world? For boys, maybe they imagine that they are superhero and willing to safe the world from the evil. For girls, they will dream that they are the beautiful princes who live in the big castle with their king, q...

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To aim at children some of the Coca-Cola ads are like cartoons; for example, the new Coca-Cola ad campaign uses polar bear cartoons in it. ... Furthermore, this advert reflects energy and fun, which is also one of the major aspects of the beverage. ...

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If you spend all your time and energy on the small stuff, you will never have room for the things that are important to you. ... On Cartoon Network, you"ll find plugs for animated movies, video games, toys, and other things that appeal to children. ...

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Ted "Theodore" Logan and Bill S. Preston esquire won't graduate if they don't do well on their history presentation. An when Ted's dad threatens to send him away to military school, Bill and Ted realize it could mean the most heinous end of the Wyld Stallyns, their rock band. A dude called Rufus ...

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Background Name of culture, country: Our project is on a sub-culture group called Ravers. The dictionary defines the word "rave- as a gathering or party where people, mostly teenagers and twenty some-things, come together to listen to music and dance. Ravers aren't from any one country in part...

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